What do you take off first when you get home?

I first take off my

Helmet
38
34%
Jacket
3
3%
Pants
0
No votes
Gloves
70
62%
Boots
1
1%
Neckercheif/Scarf
1
1%
 
Total votes: 113

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#31 Unread post by ofblong »

and another thread brought back from the dead. I lift up my visor and then take off my gloves then my helmet. Then whatever is the most uncomfortable at the time.
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#32 Unread post by Johnj »

Bubba wrote:My anger from the day.
I left that out on the road.
People say I'm stupid and apathetic. I don't know what that means, and I don't care.
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#33 Unread post by MZ33 »

and another thread brought back from the dead.
Come, now, it isn't that old! :laughing: :laughing: But then, I'll bet you're not, either, and time is relative. :D
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#34 Unread post by HYPERR »

MZ33 wrote:
and another thread brought back from the dead.
Come, now, it isn't that old! :laughing: :laughing: But then, I'll bet you're not, either, and time is relative. :D
:laughing:

Yeah on a Baseball forum that I belong to, sometimes a new member will exhume a thread that's been dead for about 3 years and start adding his opinions to it. :shock: In the world of MLB, 3 years is an eternity and the player could have swithched teams more than once. :roll:
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#35 Unread post by ofblong »

MZ33 wrote:
and another thread brought back from the dead.
Come, now, it isn't that old! :laughing: :laughing: But then, I'll bet you're not, either, and time is relative. :D
yeah depends on what you consider old. Ill be 30 in feb.
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#36 Unread post by blues2cruise »

jonnythan wrote:I take off my gloves first... cause it's much harder to get the helmet and jacket off with gloves on ;)
Ditto.

I actually have to take one glove off to use the garage door remote.

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#37 Unread post by Bluebabe »

jonnythan wrote:
Brackstone wrote:Blast! I shouldn't have included gloves. Since I can't delete my own posts either so I'll let this one sit for a month or two and then create one sans gloves :)
:laughing:

After my gloves, I take off my helmet.
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Definitly gloves, especially if they are plugged in, that way I can unplug everything else! It gets cold in Colorado. (30' is like -5) Then Helmet, Jacket, Chaps (or riding pants), and the rest of the endless layers.
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#39 Unread post by Chuck_theHammer »

Glasses then Helmet, I have a quick release on the helmet so I can remove it with my gloves on. put glasses back on then remove my jacket, I will not get into the other stuff.
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#40 Unread post by PacificShot327 »

necrothread... sheesh.

gloves. unzip jacket. helmet. desperately try to catch my hair that's being pulled up by my helmet as i take it off. run inside because i'm already freezing from my jacket being open and gloves off. jacket off. boots off. overpants off. by that time, i'm sweating from struggling with my mass of gear and can't manage to remove it all fast enough.
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